cyrusabdollahi said:
The rest of us would like to know too. Moonbear said:
moose said:
cyrusabdollahi said:
MadScientist 1000 said:I see you? Isn't that a favorite quote of a stalker? No offense though
Sorry if anyone takes offense against this
Math Is Hard said:There's no rule against stalking penguins. You just can't harrass them. (And that's only in NZ).
http://hestia.typepad.com/flatlander/2005/02/leave_the_pengu.html
That would explain why dduardo disappeared at the same time. Must be molting season. Moonbear said:So he's just disappeared to molt?
cyrusabdollahi said:
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